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european conference on information warfare and security eccws
Imagine it is possible to make an opponent make a decision advantageous to you by the simple use of information. According to Russian methodologies, such a capability exists and is known as the theory of Reflexive Control or RC. The theory itself has been res…
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The article's main objective is to discuss Russia's hybrid warfare in terms of both material and ideational factors. Therefore, a social-constructivist interpretation will show that an important part of Russia's "hybrid warfare" revolves around ideational fac…
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The Republic of Estonia faced a series of cyber attacks and riots in 2007 that seemed to be highly coordinated and politically motivated, causing short-lived but substantial impact to Estonia's cyber and economic systems. Short-Term harm from these hybrid inc…
View full recordproceedings of the 11th international conference on cyber warfare and security iccws 2016
As there is no generally accepted definition for cyber warfare it is quite liberally used in describing events and action in the digital cyber world. The concept of cyber warfare became extremely popular from 2008-2010, partly superseding the previously used…
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This essay argues that much of the power of Three Guineas lies in its narrative form, which is designed to mark, refute, and evade the patriarchal construction of social identities, especially for women, and to resist, the aggressive, authoritarian national c…
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The beginning of the twenty-first century was marked by a proliferation of hybrid wars, fought between flexible and sophisticated adversaries engaged in asymmetric conflicts using various forms of warfare according to the purpose and timing. The emergence of…
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Social media platforms have become important in spreading propaganda images during conflicts, as demonstrated in several recent cases including the Israeli-Hamas confrontation in 2012 and graphic internet videos by the self-proclaimed Islamic State in 2014. T…
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"Yesterday's was a totalitarian war, in which the dominant elements were quantity, mass and the power of the atomic bomb. Tomorrow's war will be globalitarian, in which, by virtue of the information bomb, the qualitative will be of greater importance than geo…
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Mathematical models of information attack and information warfare in a society are considered. The models take into account the information dissemination through interpersonal communications and medi propaganda, as well as the heterogeneity of a society. The…
View full recordLes approches cognitives ont été généralement saluées comme la vague de l’avenir pour la narratologie. Mais en dépit d'un vif intérêt pour ce que le récit révèle de la vie de l’esprit, l'importance des contributions concrètes des sciences dites cognitives à l…
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This paper explores the impact of new information technologies on the development of social communication and social systems. The properties and features of the modern information environment are analyzed. The factors and technologies of information warfare a…
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The belief in the power of information is deeply ingrained in the minds of the Russian top leadership, which operates under the premise that public opinion can be effectively influenced in order to reach desired outcomes domestically as well as on foreign soi…
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The present article investigates the influences of new media technologies on perception and practices of warfare. Drawing on established conceptual frameworks, such as virtuous war and diffused war, the article argues for the fundamentally ambiguous nature of…
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Aspects of the Ukraine crisis present enormous problems for the future of OSCE and other international conflict mediation. Annexation, "hybrid" warfare, the proliferation of non-recognized separatist polities, the absence of a shared baseline of facts and, th…
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Cognitive radio (CR) is now playing an increasingly important role in information warfare because of its special abilities of cognition and reconfiguration. To jam CR signals more effectively and smartly, we need to get one of the key parameters-spectrum hand…
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In the current epistemological debate scientific models are not only considered as useful devices for explaining facts or discovering new entities, laws, and theories, but also rubricated under various new labels: from the classical ones, as abstract entities…
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This paper analyzes the effects of disinformation in a military conflict. If one army distorts its opponents' perception of its ability, this will create a greater propensity for soldiers on the opposing side to surrender. The sender of disinformation will th…
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Modern technological warfare requires a level of cognitive ability and discipline unique in the history of armed conflict. Recent advances in physiology, nutrition, neuroscience, and engineering offer a significant potential to prevent or reduce the degradati…
View full record2014 information security for south africa - proceedings of the issa 2014 conference
The Mexican Drug War is one of the most violent asymmetrical conflicts currently experienced in the Western Hemisphere. Several drug Cartels, fuelled by the multi-million dollar drug trade, have battled among themselves and against the state generating thousa…
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Lenin allegedly referred to the thinkers and activists ready to cover up for his crimes against his own people as "useful idiots." Today, some intellectuals sacrifice their integrity as intellectuals not for a professedly progressive egalitarian movement, but…
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